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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

Circuit Court adjourned Monday
noon, having been in session since the
previous Tuesday. The closing day
of the session was occupied by the
Judges in delivering their decisions in
the cases which had been submitted
The case of James Baxter VS. Alopzo
Bently, was an appeal case from tn.
Common Pleas, and was brought BY
the plaintiff to set aside a deed of So
acres of land near the feeder dam, OIL
the ground that he was intoxicate,
when he made the deed to Bently
The Common Pleas held that he was
not intoxicated, and refused to Sc,
aside the deed, and this decision was
affirmed by the Circuit Court.
In the case Of Burroughs VS. Blair a
new trial was granted the plaintiff.
In Stevens, Admir- vs. TiIden, tn.
verdict of the jury in the Common
Pleas was set aside and the cause re-
manded for new trial.
Aaron M. Sherman VS. the Village of
Kent. The appeal of plaintiff Sher.
man dismissed, on the ground that the
action lie an action at law, and not ap.
pealable.
E. l.. Day ct ais VS. the P C. d It.
Case dismissed Oh the ground that the
proceedings were prematurely brought
Miller & Flynn VS. Carver, The
plaintiffs and Weston Hubert are al
lowed ths whole amount of their judg-
ments out of the rents and profits in
the hands of the Receiver.
All other cases ON the docket not as
above disposed of are continued.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

George Bradley, residing about three
miles northwest of this village, met
his death on Wednesday last, while
engaged in repairing an old building
which he had moved on the premises
He was working at one side of the
building, when the structure fell upon
him, crushing him to the earth. He
called to his little girl. who was near.
telling her to run and tell her mother
he was hurt, but when the mother ar
rived she found her husband dead
Mr.. Brady was young man of
industrious habits. quiet and peacehle
disposition, at whose home his friends
ever found a hospitabls welcome. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
of all in their sudden and terrible af.
hiction.
Funeral services were held from his
late residence, on Friday, Rev. An
drew Wilson officiating.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

A debate was in progress not long
since in country school house not
more than-well, some distance from
here, the question being which was
the greater evil, Slavery or Intemper-
ance, and one of the parties,who was
endeavoring to convince his hearers
that slavery was horrible, and that in
temperance was a mild evil in COM
parisoD, undertook to justify an occa-
sional "nipper" on scriptural grounds
and cited the case where Christ turned
water into wine. One of the opposing
orators, in answer to the miracle case
cited. shook his finger very impress
lively at the crowd and said: "Ah,
gentlemen, but bear in mind, that was
the pure juice Of the grape!"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

On Wednesday last. Alonzo II. Bean
died at his residence on East Main st.,
in the Saith year of his life. He was
sick only from Friday till Wednesday,
less than q week, with inflammation OF
the bowels in most aggravated form,
and from the first he expressed his
conviction that he would not recover
Lon' was for several years proprie
tor of the "Centeal" market, aud had
an extensive acquaintance, not only
with the people Of the village, but with
farmers and stock raisers throughout
the county, and his funeral, which
was held on Saturday, from his late
residence, was very largely attended
by neighbors and friends. The services
were conducted by Rev. Scott. of the
Disciple Church, who made some ex-
cellent remarks on the uncertainty OF
life and the Importance of correct liv-
ing. A quartet of male voices fur
nished the music.
The sympathy of the community. is
extended to the family and relatives
of the deceased in their great loss.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
Cheap Excursions 10 Florida,

The n. Y. P. & o. r. R., IN. Y. l..
E & w. R. r. lessee) take pleasure
in announcing that they purpore run
ming low rate excursions to Florida
duling. the month Of March, viz {:
March Sth, 18th, 22d, and Goth. Tick
cts will be good for return 80 days and
will 6e good for stop over 10 days on
going trip south of Cincinnati. Oh dice
of routes south of Cincinnati being
given. Tickets will be sold to all
principal points in Florida, For rates,
tickets and full particulars apply to
Coupon Ticket Agents on line of NY.
z. d 0. r Il.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
Toronto Abdal,.n to go to Ohio.

A. s. Rowland has sold half of his trotting
stallion Toronto Abdalah, now so popular
among the most intelligent breeders of Long
Island, to S. n. Andrews, Esq, of Rootstown,
Ohio, where be will go April next. Mr.. An
drews has taken from us one OF our very best
stations, although at a large pllce whlch all
such high bred horses always command AD-
dalIah's breeding is the best. His sire, who
died young was valued at Sl6,0OO and was full
brother in blood to the great Thomss Jeferst'il'
record -; and winner OF two SlOuu races, and
sire of john s. Clark 2:la@4, Lizzie 2:1h4, ana
others with records in the 30 list; he by Tor
onto Chief PA, sire of Thomas Jefferson @;@'''
Toronto Chief, Jr 2:..5 and others in the 2;sO
list Toronto Ablalas dam was by old Alb
dallah. sire of Sir Walter 2:sJ, O'Bennis 2:2'';,
Ben Hgdon 30. Frank Forester 2;Sl, and such
old timers as Ajax Brandywine Brooklyn Maid,
Fourth OF July, Hector, Lady Salisbury, Selim,
Tom Renton Lady Blanche, Hill Poole, Lady
Fulton go miles in 1850 and Others. all of
which were famous in their day. well as
Ry,1ks' Hambletonian sire of Dexter 2:l114. rs
well as Conklin's Abdallah, sire of Rarus 2:l314
The dams of Goldsmith Maid 2:14, Irene 2:2Ol 5,
J. W. Conley 2:24, Hotspur 2;4, Susan Parker
225li Lady Emma a.3ot4, Fanny Allen 2;2e14,
blonde 2:22n16, Goldsmith A AbdaIlah 2:3O were by
Old A bdallah. Harold, sire OF Maud s. 2:OSsl,
the fastest trotter living, and Daniel Lambert.
who has more colts with records in 2:D ana
better than any stallion living, is out OF Old
Ahdaliah. Mares same as Toronto Abdaliah
The second dam of Toronto Abdalah was by
En- .ineer ID sire of Lady Suffolk 2et Ia lo44.
Her career extended Ii years winning So races
Mr.. Andrews wanted the Abdaliah blood
from the fountain head, and in this horse he
should be content as he has got it as close as he
can get it anywhere with Imported Messenger
in his pedigree l3 times. Toronto Abdallsh has
but few colts over four years old. His first one
is Polly B, who, in several heats, beat such
horses as Bessie .:l9, Centela 225l4, Miss Legacy
22l1a He has three others which can trot
close to 2;3n. Toronto Abdalah is nice, s'ylish'
looking horse trots with II big open gait with
out boots or weights. He is standard bred, by
breeding IA trotter by record and sire OF trOtters
Many horsemen think it hard to have him go.
But what is our loss is Ohio's gain.-Po't Jeter-
SON IN. " Times
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

A free lecture will be given at Citi
zens Hall, Ravenna, Ohio, on the re
sources of the great Willamette Val.
ley of Oregon, on Friday evening,
March Is, 1887, for the benefit of the
citizens, and Saturday, March 10, at
p. M, for the benefit of the farmers of
County, by ]. B. WRIT. of Albany,
Linn Co., Oregon. He has photo
graphic views and map of Linn Co. !;
also, specimens of the. different cereals
raised in said County. Come one,
come all.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

Sunday evening John O'Brien and
VIM. Gunder got into a fight. and Of
ficer Kennedy attempted to arrest
them. He succeeded all right with
O'Brien. but Gunder wasn't there.
The officer, however, succeeded in
holding on to part of his shirt. O'Brien
was fined S5 by the Mayor
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
Great Public Sale
FINE BRED HORSES,
SHORT HORN CATTLE.

SHORT HORN CATTLE,
SHROPSiRE-DOWSs SHEEP.
HAVING lease my farm, will oil er at pub
IL lie sale, on
Thursday, March 81, 1857
at my residence one mile north OF RayeuDa on
the ShaerSTiile road, III 2 following described
property Thoroughbred aud 3 grade short
horn COWS, Two Year cid steers, 8 tyo-y, ar old
hCifers, Z yeaIlings and one Thoroughbred yesf.
ling shOtt horn bun sired 10y Sinner Vol q A
II. b., dam Hope 9th by grand duke of Mitchell
tfui1 pedigree VIII lie given On day of ssle j
About l,0 head of thoroughbred and grade
ShTOpShIredoWns sheep ana very fiue thoroue H.
bred bucks, one palr Prrche ron mares and 10
ys-ais old, a first class team Tor any Kind of
heavy work; three-y ear old bay stallion an
elegant colt, large and handsome sir. q by
Peermont full brother to Piedmont, record
@:El4, dam br Bayswater (thOrOughbredJ; /
bay yearling by Pilot Wilkes a ver, handsome
colt anh elegantly gated; very handsome and
stylish five year Otu bay geiding, a f1ne driver
l53f hands high, perfect geutisInan's road
horse: three year cid PrTcherOn aei,iiuC 1
two ear old PercneI on mare, ! grain drill /
Stewart reaper. sulky plOw, and many other
farming iInpeIHents.
Terms Of Sale: A G mGntns' Crrdit Will he
given on all sums over S., with approved secu-
rity, without interest ii PAID when due and ii
not so paid, interest from date Os sale, March
81. 1887. JAMES REYNCLDS.
p. II. BEAN & Son. Auct'rs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
Through Car Arrangement,

Through Car Arrangement,
No s. Pullman Palaae Sleeping coaches, and
regular Day Coaches, New 0rk to chicago via
Marion. and Chicago x Atlantic Halfway lno
change for any class of passengers) Also,
PuIlEa an sleeping Coach Youngstown to Cln-
ctnnefi and Reclining hair Car Youngstown
% Peoria via Springfield and l.. b. q W. R'y.
Psrlor Car Salamanca to Cleveland.
Nos Pullman Buffet sleeping Coach. New
York % Sc. Louis, via Cincinnati. in connec-
tion with ohio 4 Mississippi R'y, also Pullman
Buffet sleeping Coach. New fork TO Cleveland.
Solid Train New York to Chicago, consisting
OF Pullman Smoking, Day, Sleeping and HoteI
Coaches via. Marion and Chicago Atlantic
No. & Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coach and
Rerulsr Day Coaches, Cincinnati to New forE
{oo chans ior any class OF passengersl. Also.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coach. Cleveland to
New York.
Ne 12. Pullman Palace Sleeping Coaches
and regular Day Coaches. Chicago TO New ! ork
via Marion. and Chicago Atlantic Railway
{ao change for any class of passengers). Also
Pullmsa Sleeping Coach, Chicago To Albany
and Boston, via. Marion, and Chicago u A tan.
tie Railway, and Pullman Palace sleeping
Coach Cinctnn att to Youngstown. Reclining
Chair ar indianapolis 10 Youngstown.
No o"stop-oger % allowed up On Local Tickets.
a. CLARK. Asst General Passenger
Agent Cleveland. o.
J. 4. sHALER, General Superintendent.
Cleveland, Ohio.
j, l.. SH ARP, Aget,
Ravenna. o,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

Farms of all sizes. Prices reasona-
BILE. Also, Village property for sale
or rent.
967 GARDNER, FURRY & Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

Ma. BONDS of all kinds bought and sold.
ana exchanRed at current market rates.
M. a, COUPON FOUR PEN OF. BONDS
an hand for Immediate delivery.
r IT RICHARDSON, Hrest
n q GOODMAN, WM. III. BEEBE'
.r v,,a pre.,dent Cashier.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate ofG w. Bradley. deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed anu
l. qualifed as administrator OF the estate of
u. w. Bradley, late Of Ravenna. Portage coun-
ty. Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 14th day of March. A. n. 1887.
96t T. p. REED.
Attest: e. A. REED, Probate Judge
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
M ARRIED

In Kirkland, Lake Co.,
Ohio, at the residence oil the brides father
r. g. UphaT, by Rev. Andrew Wilson, Mr
Arvin d. Carlton, of Chardon, and Miss Ida
NJ. Upham.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
POSTPONEMENT
Of
PUBLIC SALE!

to be preient ON the date advertised for my sale,
by reason of the death of his son, A. IL. Bean,
the sale has been postponed to
Saturday. March 10th, 1887,
1T which time IL will positively take place, com
M epeins at 10 o o'clock d, m. sharp. on the prem
is.s one mile north OF IampbelispUrt, on Tue
Auger.urg road. The sale conlprises the follow
ing property:
I,ne good Horse, z years old weighs 1901;
Two good WoIk Horses
Nirs choice MILK Cows;
Three year old Grade He1ff1S;
one tirade DuIb ham Bull;
Two Two Horse Farm " agons;
one Three Spring Wagon;
one Platform Spring Wasco;
OIe One Horse wagon;
One Piano Box Buggy;
One Blackboard;
one Swell Bodv Cutie;
Two sets Double Harness. heavy;
Two ingle Harness;
Que Double carriage Harness;
One Cheese Vat and 81. So;
Lot oil Farm TmpleIneE
Ten ii. | GOO Twins Patent Elevating Gates,
new.
Fiji cen se's Light Carriage Harness. single
and Double. new.
TERMS:-SiS months credit on notes with
approved security, without interest IL paid
when due; If not 50 paid. interest from date.
LESLIEN- ROOD.
P.R, BRAN y SON, ANssieassfs- !.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

Connections at Gallery junction with North
ern Division f'rs'as:
No ani q ior Butler
5. sor PGtier sld taNhurg.
: se:s aoatertisn tr'm fo& &eurg ana
ButisY
garonrA Sleeping Car between Allegh ny
AMI chicago on \ - and g. d lily,
b9ouch DAY ,5aacf '4ctwesn iiegheuy ana
=, ,1,aso -, SeS ans = daily except Sn rdHy.
z C Night E1nress Leaves ORR ille
n<nior IsspotJ. at to- x ? IA fihly. wl'n
~. oh iav Coaches and Sleeping Gar Tor
eciumoas and Cincinnets
qHDa NJ. EINa,
General Manager.
o, w. BAssErT.
General Passenger Agents
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
REPORT

nE the condition of the FIRST NATIONAL
~ BANK, at Ravenua. in the State of Ohio, at
the close of business March 4th. 1887.
RESOURCES.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
rTHE undersigned has been daily appointed
1nadministrator with the will annexed) OF
al afgaret Herley, late Of Portage County de-
ceased JOHN p. HERIEy
Ravsnna. March I'd, 1851 9S7
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
Ravenna Markets.

KAvEsNA. THURSDAY. MAR. II. 1887
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
THEODORE CLARK.
A BIG AD-

S-~ .e= Ns-~S /.
DE1NG overstoGsed the coming month"; ow
I'D ing to my i1msBse Orchards of 100 acres
ofsr Tor sale privately the following desiT
able Stock
FIVE YEAR OLD MARE
y ell brot at every work; free driver; large
and weIl built.
7 CHEAP MARE.
5foUSd cow
Either one Queen lor family use.
0YEARiIN6 STEERS
l9Hoes-
Just the animals for butchers to make
money on,
OBROOD sOws-
Bred by a Chester White and Berkshire
B0ars.
3OFAr SHEEP
75nwns-
Bred by an Imported Cotswold Ram, kept
on my farM,
6OfEAHLIse LAMBS
improved Merinos: large breed. W ooled
from nose to hoofs. Will shear z to lbs of
my 400 neeces last year. at higher price than
they paid any other grower. with a remark,
wishing had 100 600 lbs. of such WOOL :"
For commencing Wool and Mutton Growing
Farmers! This is rare opportunity offered
'Ou to make right hit. just ut the right time
\ cycle of prosperity encircles the farmer
You know there is boom advancing in other
channels of trade. 1t will reach us.
T. S-My stock will bear inspection, and
prices will not scare You away.
THEODORE CLARK,
Highland Fruit Farm,
967 Ravenna, O.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

Z 9 u " u
sugar
A Supper, consisting of Pancakes,
Maple syrup and Warm Sugar, will
be served at the Disciple Church, this
(Wednesday) Evening, March 10th.
Price, 15c. Supper from $50 to 6
o'clock. Everybody invited,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
Undertaking. in all it's details.

We have Secureu the services of the popular
Undertaken, MIR. A. Ii. FAIRCHILD. who will
i've special attention to the burial of the dead
II necess supplies furnished on short no.
ice and at most reasonable terms.
INtTTJNC 2, 00JTINO
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r.

Trains Depart from Ravenna station as 'oi'
lows, Central Standard Time:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

20 pnzsl4 Iaanl qnasaian easutinR fhs
ncz1lzl1lz11tn1 e ~ G0na.
1ea ellna nf CoumiEutnnaE e the
a11eEzl Land O2n hne been ana e
l14szs ln1nF nn1 klEh responrh hsIlt1,
hAg119 nqaRhs q e g1uE hEnda. / hn1e
e1usln1s8 % heI& a oniT ca a. asm1s
Of daiys uilA 9 siGw e sllsu1IBR suEne
Eooa g shs pahila. I ha9s snd1avsRed
= dlauAazae ny galf duty IN ne fnee 81
naa1g dinaguRneam0mfn ana much cal
ummy am4 nAnng fFo1n thnne whose Hn-
tezs.as wsrs b an1ea1 ahs pullsiss puR-
III shens dasiufuns fursshaaeu =
eAa1Es b he ufnuinl policy on rhas snh-
tecas knoginz vel ukat thfs viii mean
. pEaelisAl applieafioa, ooald not e
eozFss via ny sonas of duly Be "a IN
1,KaEeat b eGeot the ehnnHa. EaVfn1
eesR, - nee. rsRaxded tie osmmln1,on
l he'd - sshisel % your rssaIl. and q
drag g seliepe yoa ok any pomlhls
emheElA3@enA ] heEeullh ten6sE yun
~ rssEnatio1 e ia fl1se e Oommis-
sio11R e the 9aneEal Land Ones. ard
ST lls eaziY anesptanoa.
n a111 segHzina nY co9meulinn with
y1aE a11lnlstEaAfon. beQ 20 nggugo
ygl ct M eaKneM1 Wiah that fhe sane
wiR6nm, nRmnemB and intaNKisY mniah
hae thus Tar ~ eminankly married y0mr
ndmiuasaxakion may cnnflnne 81 en-
h1uso Yoa In tbs egklmaainn of yunr
eounaR91en.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

ouaranpozn uTfsua mARna nunrR nam
uzHu1 ABouRzHE nAvE.
Wa9zEmazuz, Nov. l6.-- Oommodos,
Wiison. ohisf a. he bureau % oonstrns.
ton ard repair of Ne navy department.
- his an1ual report roHoua bis recon,
uendnlioD shat neu vo1seIs Be bnili %
raplaoe the tralninR ship 1aRnioQa,
Jamestown and PoEtSmou16, which oan-
not possibly Be kept ID neFvioo muoh
lonznF, and be aakN that apoofai aufho<-
iiy Be given for rapaiEiuG1 The historic
sloop-oe-Was Hartford a acoGt Of e175.-
600.
He rseommends that Il the rnonitors
ase % be kspa IN she navy that they be
placed a1 unaa In peEfos4 repair. He
says fhme within six months all these
Veesela eouid Be pal IN The same ntate Of
elAei1ney - theY Wero a the lime ol
teatK eg111gng1loa q an oxpEnditure %
abQEe $4,000. 1hin would give thiElesn
eoaE1 dee1noe vaalell. .ag1uallg nvniIahla.
aEDed With lkiDah snogth boro Run1.
Ihe R1na oUulo be nepiaoo1 e. rapidly
b. ri1ea. BF 10 o1heE means oould tbs
sane amoun1 81 Wunsy b apeni % nisa
tbs country onoh Valnablo Esllzn.
In oonnlusion the report aays that The
outlook foE the navy II The near fulusa
Is V.ry hopeful sud With ths eomplsfion
II he ssassis now protected. the navy
wiil consist Of Q number Of msdesn
vessels admiFably adaptsd 10 lha vaEisu
nssds of soc service.
A taele ataacheG 20 the rePort ahowa
F, nat IN thres yoaEs we shall have twenty-
oaE Of the wooden VESSELS remaining. 10
szx yeaFs bot four and IN nine years the
ensire wooden navy will have disap-
scared.
Amsng she itams Eeoommendsd IN the
are for oxtEA tools fos
Mars lslaRd, e1z6.o .ooo, e90o00 for eon-
atFuetien end repair, end e2.00o0o0 On
Tie account Of ne halls and onl1ls Of
nsg vessels.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16
MMUM BANQUET.


NsW Yonz, Nov. -Iks nnnuai aln-
neE q the uh4uhsE of OemusEsn a ne
e1aae e New fork, was hola lunirha q
D1lmaEiee'A CoRers Wsza laid Ter 81.
1he EaaG1n e the eEoning lncl11ad 1ss
rs1azF ef - Treasury Eai11Aild, 6oora-
eAEy q tha inlsrlns LAmnE, Brilirh
Fisheries QommissioneR JsseVh Cham
e1slAin, Mayer Hsailk Hon. Oarl
9shuGA Gsnfral 0chonsla. Hen. q ).
OK, 6eaeznl HuEaeo RoEtEl, Onaunceg
Dspeg. Whi11A9 Reid. Andleu Came.
Eiss RRaai1sn1 Smith Epoha hriaaY.
lsaeAinR o. he nsed q wsEk n Ns1
xnxk hnRhnx. and The nnoaMnitB fuK q
r1EanQ nmwv and the doztHnbillfy o.
buildlng M lnE&e egnmalninl marine.
LinsAsHN IT FeREn1 wgRe engn Rad from
rrnaiaemA 0gEaimn& 8enGaof MnnEunnn
ard 0eSeEneR HiA.
SeosetaEy Lamar then responded 10
tha enaa1, ~1hn Rrssitenkn
He 0ia thai be rs nct aware until Z
day O. twe sinee thn1 ha.uDald ho called
upon . Easponf 10 this toa1l ana hs
was saksn somsuhai b snsplina. He
adaea: II hafs been n0 eI1as ofleIalIg
ID the presidents fof tie lngt three years,
- sfe1tfnsd With his purposes ard his
Aims ana his easrta skaa 4 e nlmosi
impo1sIhla fnT ne % either oou11mplaio
lEoahls applied 70 him as 10 what
shoald saI and peEhaRs ] csald
noa do heatss than 10 repeat HE varJ
of Tho CAamheR of conmeRee a. The
fast that ne two great inaeresas which
oxiRinale6 the cunvanlinn which
formed the present constitution wers
iH need Of IN sxe1utlxe head Of he
nasion and national regulation of its
Interests with foreign
sewers and between States 90 that ths
interests which you represent. and that
which he presi1ont represents, are both
= joint oEsaiion q TIE present consil-
llfion of ths United States. Tell tie
ASSEMBLY, ehR1 tog gogorumsn1 Of Tie |
psoVle shoald re1ssf he sane sturdy |
Indastry and ths aarne ssFupnls11 viFtae |
which lis e. ibs founoaiion 81 tho peo-
pls's success and proapsRitg."
Channoey ~. Dspe9 responding b |
lhs toas1, "Hne united States, with q
.sveEnment b. ne people and for che
psoplst theg ere ihe friends of hon
10 labor and the enemisa of anaRuh-
Isn, aaid thnl The question, "What Il |
10 become of an8rohisnf' has been /
parity sstsind in Chicago. Ths AmeFi. |
san peopl1 havs decided THAI theirs is /
ne liberty nnless there 10 Law.
Prenldena Bmith Proposed q toast 10 /
nEf. Ohnmberiafn. Tue latter IN Fa-
spose. expressed bis arAiidoatiou e The /
hospitality which had been showsrsd en- |
him. RsfeEFing 20 bis missioD, he oaid /
has Be waa sure noihing vould Be pef-
mitted % impaEial tie aood relnf1o1s /
Ixisiing bsauosn 9rea1 Britain nnd the
Unitsd Gtaana. He will not at1onpi /
Any ss1alsmsnt Of he dispule that ignot /
admirably fair.
Mayor Hewitt. GsorRe Wm. Oartis
md others also responded 70 toasls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

aENoa TANGO Anxno TELLS wHAT Nm
KMoWn on u.

aznoa zAMco Amxno TELLS WHAT Nm
Kmuwn on u.
panama, Nov. 14.-Senor Tanco Am
eEo. agent Of the Oolomban eDveEnmenl
on tie fsfhmns re9pectlne canal n1airz,
has reoeuily eomplsted hin EaPort On ths
canal. Fl hase carefully travelled over
Tie whoIe tiBe,H be Gay4. II haFg fogm-
Cd an oplnion eeopeolfng the work, and
an now h pag1t1sion q ueFneet data
aa b tks tsehnieai and practical woEk
on the canal, the actual woFk o. the
canal. The annual rspoFis pFessnlet b.
Count Dc LlossGp8 20 she shareholders
are partial. and thoss Of ths dslFagtnfz
% the enleEprhBe are exnaRstat1d and
woEtAy of no credit WnalevoE.n
Hs a1atos that 30 eomplets the eaual
tie ea0Emeus sum Of $50. 600 VIII
be required. eoneF AuleEo says thaA be
has ahe1lntely seKtain preof that q will
be very aifhgalA b Rnisa this kFomen-
dons sam mad thna n d useless 70 deny
thaa the ananoani oondltion Of NE CON
pany d seriously involved and b alarm
ing. Ia eunnlnaioa ho afMtea 1hat aflaR
1 careful hive zlianlson be believes thai
trsfna shE0zRh ne canal. ahoaid it b
eomp1ssed, woaid Be munh better than
has been estimated.